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9 Lies About Work: More Factors to Consider in UX jobs

It's not often that you read a book and it contradicts almost every other common notion on work. Sometime back I finished reading the 9 lies about work book which consists of heavily researched topics on the work-life balance, teamwork, organizational and personal aspects of career development. These principles can be directly applied to any UX researcher's or designer's career development as well, especially in terms of choosing the next UX job opportunity. In this video, I'll unpack these lies we tend to tell ourselves about work and add a UX spin to it. Derek Siver's video on leadership and creation of the movement through followers:    • First Follower: Leadership Lessons from Da...   9 lies about work book: https://amzn.to/2WPHX6M 3 Most Important Factors to Consider in UX Jobs:    • 3 Most Important Factors to Consider in UX...   🙌 If you like this video, you'll definitely like what comes next; SUBSCRIBE to this channel and don't forget to share, like, comment:    / @vaexperience   👐 Want to be part of the Design Squad UX community on Discord? Join now:   / discord   👕 UX design and user research themed merch by yours truly:    / vaexperience   📩 Get my latest (BEST) updates delivered to your inbox: https://updates.vaexperience.com/ 🚀. I started this channel in 2018 to upskill my design team on user experience methods, rapid UX prototyping, service design, and more at a scale. Gladly the material I use is also relevant for other people across the globe (like yourself). 🧔 Who am I: UX research and design team manager, experience design leader, strategist, and design educator. More: https://vaexperience.com 👋 Get in touch: quickest option - @va_experience on Twitter; also - hello@vaexperience.com. Note I try to respond to every email, however, given the time constraints it might take a while. The shorter, respectful and more specific the query the quicker the response! #uxjobs #uxdesign #userexperience 🎒 Coursera UX courses: https://imp.i384100.net/dakRLQ